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  1. i'm on the news and by god i hope my mum doesnt find out
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  2. I'm an appliance repairman. Please PLEASE make household appliances go back to analog. Nothing breaks down faster than a computer controlled appliance. Analog ones last longer and are easier to fix.
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  3. Well done Stig! Journalism is about fact finding, not a platform to disperse propaganda.
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  4. Love to listen to Ben Hodges interview and he is also on the punt. Russian is failing in every way. Ukraine is really a eye opener to the world. Never in the past I experience how the countries come together and stand together. From South Africa I pray and Slava Ukraine.
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  5. Obviously an experienced, military analyst whose assessment appears spot on with the Russian incursion and the Ukranian response. His insights are excellent and especially beneficial to everyone wanting to know why things are going the way they are in Ukraine.
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  6. I just love Operator Starsky's sarcasm. He is such a natural! Great interview!
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  7. Love listening to a composed and smart military general. No bias, no agenda, just knowledge and experience. It's been highly underreported how NATO intelligence and surveillance is tipping this war towards the side of Ukraine. Donated modern weaponry also helps. May God be with the innocents.
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  8. It is a pleasure to listen to Professor Michael Clarke. He somehow gives comfort even when he talks about the most serious of topics. No bluster, no arrogance, no ego, he just gives his opinion in an easily understandable manner that reflects a great depth of knowledge and understanding. Thank you for having him as a guest, hope to see him again soon.
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  9. this hour long form is fantastic. good for the news actually letting people talk for more than 60s.
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  10. Interviewer and interviewee both brilliant. Thank you.
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  11. Ben is a great military man. Always clear and logical.
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  12. Sad. Brave lady for sharing her story. I’m now 86yrs. Two yrs ago I learnt, my cousin was my brother. He died shortly after I was told. No contact as adults. I always thought I was an only child. Secrets in families can scar one’s lives!
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  13. The Interviewer is a rare treasure: someone who allows his guest to answer, and to finish her thoughts. No efforts to show off hs own knowledge. No virtue-signaling. No efforts to cram in a hundred "fashionable" subjects he´s heard other journalists raise. No efforts to summarise where he assumes the guest´s answer is going. He just lets her answer his questions, because his questions are well-prepared enough that he only needs his questions to get a good interview. What an incredible delight, to listen to such an interview.
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  14. Last question was good - about possible Russian actions moving beyond the end of Nov '22. This question should have been asked and answered before the Russians started the terror campaign of bombing infrastructure... and we should have had the response in the hands of the Ukrainians in advance. Somebody was asleep on the job. Good interview. Thanks for letting Ben talk.
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  15. Good discussion! While I sit here on my computer listening I had a bit of a flash back... 1975, November at -37* in the Yukon, Canada. My husband and I moved out to our new log home (that we built - 25 miles from nearest town) at 10 pm with a 10 day old baby.... the doors had gone on the house that morning and our stove had been lit for the first time (dbl 45 gal drum wood stove) at about 6 am. We were, without a doubt about as smart as a pair of hammers. Today 47 yrs later, four kids long grown, we laugh at 6 yrs without power, no phones no running water and remember how much fun we had within our small community. We had goats, horses, pigs, chickens, turkeys and broiling hens and an acre of garden with a great greenhouse! - and as we were the first to get power - about 8 kids in and out every weekend. We still don't have TV to this day. We still heat by wood and we have a creek that flows the length of our property. We are a bit older and maybe a bit smarter... but we know we will do just fine whatever comes down the line. We are not afraid for us but we are afraid for our family that lives in the US and other parts of Canada. That is when we will miss being able to communicate and know how everyone is. We still have an amazing community!
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  16. Lt General Ben Hodges hits the nail every time. We - everyone else and I - absolutely enjoy his objective, informed analysis. Slava Ukrayïni!
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  17. thank you for uploading the full version ❤
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  18. Lucy Fisher - a great, informed, intelligent and talented interviewer. This piece flowed well and got to the heart of matters.
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  19. Always good to hear balanced analysis by Gen. Hodges.
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  20. The war is not totally over before Russia has been made into a democratic, peaceful, civilian society with a leadership we can talk with. Russia has to leave its Empire ambitions and Soviet Union heritage. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
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  21. An excellent interview: Diane Francis is in command of the subject but James Hanson deserves a mention too. His questions are intelligent and he has done his research.
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  22. Thank you for your interviews with General Hodges. I find him fair, honest, and humble about what he knows for sure and what he thinks but isn’t 100% sure of. Another excellent interview!
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  23. This is terrific. Civil discussion moderated very well. Kudos to the moderator. Zeihan and Binyon feed off of each other.
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  24. Well, what cracked me up was actually "previous regime was built on discipline". I do not disagree with the rest however previous regime was just as rotten as anybody from former USSR states would tell you (if s/he is honest).
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  25. Best commentator on Russia's war on Ukraine, thanks.
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  26. Highly impressive interviewer. Clearly knows her brief very well and fluently linking answers between panellists without ever seemingly looking at her notes.
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  27. A great interview. Frostrup doesn't try to talk over her guests and make herself the subject of the interview. I really enjoyed this.
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  28. What a resource the Tank Museum is. They had a tough time during Covid but glad to hear they are bouncing back and rolling with the punches. Slava Ukraine.
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  29. holy, you actually got Peter Zeihan on the show? That's awesome! You should have him on the show every day tbh.
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  30. Thank you for introducing me to Diane Francis! Her breakdown of the current situation in Ukraine is spot on. Great interview!
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  31. Kate Gerbeau, deep thanks for your continual excellent journalism, and attention to the Russian atrocity in Ukraine.
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  32. Thanks Times radio for bringing Zeihan to the mainstream audiences!
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  33. I like to hear this mature woman interviewed. Experienced, intelligent, good insight. ‘Cognitive aptitude… rhetorical aptitude’ spot on 😅👊🏽💪🏾
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  34. Superb interview, well done for letting the man speak - the opposite of a Radio 4 interview.
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  36. Hodges has called this every step of the way. It's more than a shame his perspective wasn't heeded early on; we wouldn't have missed the opportunity to end this very early on.
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  38. Hey Times Radio, I prefer this format (long interview exactly set up like this piece). Gives one time to think it through. Maybe, not for everyone but for me? I love it.
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  39. The guest is absolutely spot on. What are we doing, helping Ukraine survive as they lose more troops and children daily, or do we make a firm commitment to make sure Ukraine wins the war. Putin and China are testing the allied response in Alaska and the Pacific now. We need to be firm to avoid misinterpretation and miscalculation.
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  40. Illia is an extremely eloquent journalist, hope we can hear more from him on a regular basis. Looking forward to those victory interviews. All Russian profits from their oil and gas will soon be repatriated into rebuilding what they've destroyed.
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  43. Times Radio is just crushing it. Best, smartest, most insightful coverage of the war. Tremendous hosts. Epic guests
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  44. I always appreciate an interview with Hislop. Many thanks.
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  45. TIMES RADIO comes through loud and clear with a message from the battlefield which is really all of Ukraine with Yuriy Sak speaking from his heart and soul to the western world about something absolutely none of us armchair warriors could even begin to imagine. Can anyone imagine living next to a country that is trying to take over your country and so dug in that it would take dozens of bombers hours of time to blast away all the trenches and minefields and obstacles that have been put into place to stop Ukraine from taking back its own land?
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  46. Props once again to Times Radio for finding and inviting very interesting commentators. Mr Gallyamov is especially relevant and credible when regarding his profound insights and past, close ties to Putin. Hopefully he'll be invited soon again to give his perspectives on this ongoing thriller that is being played out.
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  47. Great upload! Keep up the good work!!
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  48. Thank you for this coverage, Times Radio.
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  49. A very satisfying interview to listen to. Good piercing questions. Thank you. It feels highly informed, precises and balanced. And absolutely clear that Maxim is speaking from first hand experience and solid kn'owledge. Very refreshing. Jane Soole
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  50. For those that have no idea, a Battalion is made up of 5 to 7 companies, each company has 100 men give or take. Thats huge.
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